Traduction de «personne qui réclame » (Français → Anglais) :

potential claimant [ possible claimant ]

deal with client's negative feedback | handle complaints by customers | handle customer complaints | handle customers' complaints

Claims Officer [ Claims Offr | Assistant Judge Advocate General Paralegal | AJAG Paralegal ]

disability social worker | rehabilitation social worker | rehabilitation support worker | rehabilitation worker

disability support assistant | disability support carer | disability care worker | disability support worker

Person categorised by age

3. Underlines that military operations have never contained or stopped terrorism, but on the contrary have caused more victims and distractions, and worsened the situation of the peoples affected; demands the cessation of the so-called ‘war on terror’ and insists that terrorist activities be treated within the rule of law by means of police investigation and enforcement; underlines the fact that the fight against terrorism should in no case serve as a pretext to limit individual freedoms and fundamental rights, and denounces all policies aimed at discriminating against parts of the population on the basis of their origin or religion;

It should also be remembered that in some Member States, complex access procedures to social security and welfare provision may also deter some people from claiming or receiving their due entitlement, which has implications for their ability to cope.

(a) hear complaints lodged by any data subject, investigate the matter and inform the data subjects of the progress and the outcome of their complaints within a reasonable time period, in particular where further investigation or coordination with another national supervisory authority is necessary, such complaints having been brought by any individual, regardless of nationality, country of origin, or place of residence;

I will not list them all, but they include: love, affection, and emotional ties between the child and each person seeking custody and access; the child's views and preferences, if they can be reasonably ascertained, and this does not mean bringing children into court; the length of time the child has lived in a stable home environment; the ability and willingness of each person seeking custody to provide the child with guidance, education, and necessities of life, and to meet any special needs of the child; any plans proposed for the child's care and upbringing; the permanence and stability of the family unit with which it is propos ...[+++]ed the child will live; the caregiving role assumed by each person applying for custody during the child's life; any past history of family violence perpetrated by any party applying for custody or access.